Disgrace by J.M. Coetzee

A South African writer J. M. Coetzee chose to install his novel "shame" in the apartheid era in the urban area of ​​Africa's Cape Town under the influence of apartheid. South African Caucasians and African-American citizens often experience rape, abuse of women, and cases of abuse. David Lurie, the protagonist of the novel, faces many conflicts of stories such as rape and robbery when he leaves the city and comes to the country with his daughter Lucy. David Lurie learned the true meaning of shame after witnessing his daughter's rape and Melanie's rape in Cape Town.

Since its first publication, J. M. Coetzee 's novel "Shame" has captivated a wide audience and analysis. This episode is centered around the apartheid in South Africa, mainly based on the main character David Lurie. He is a 52-year-old professor who is divorced and teaches exchange courses at Cape Technical University. The inconsistent conflict of this novel has brought to the reader's understanding of Rely's unwavering libido from the first paragraph. He says, "I go out with my colleague's wife, take a tourist at a beach bar or an Italian club bar and sleep with my niece" (7). Rely's relationship thus develops mainly in women, and many people eventually engage in sexual activity with him. In this article we will explore the themes of arrogance, shame and reconciliation by examining Lurie's interaction with women in the novel.

Shame is a novel by J. M. Coetzee, a 52-year-old professor tells us that David Lurie was deeply ashamed of making a series of mistakes. The subject of this book is ironical and can be clearly defined as a result of events that are contrary to events that are predicted or are likely to be expected. In the whole novel, sarcasm is used to create a sense of irony and a mystery. - The increase / decrease of love is constant. It is brought in various ways in various ways, but love can not change, it will exist from the beginning. No matter where you are in the world love is the same, it is universal, it will experience everyone's experiences during their lifetime. For centuries, poetry has been used to express emotions and emotions. And that is the most effective way to express love.